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Customize Registration & Login Pages
complete
Will McArthur
planned
Add text above or below your login form, as well as on the registration page.
Will McArthur
complete
Release notes to follow.
Will McArthur
in development
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WiseCosmos Co-Creators
To add text and adjust the current verbiage on these pages would be welcomed.
Also to have hyperlinked texted available for the onboarding questions (to policy documents, terms and conditions).
Thanks Searchie dev. team!
Will McArthur
WiseCosmos Co-Creators: Yes!
Idea is that
- Current text will be editable
- New elements added above/below (with hyperlinked text if desired)
Will McArthur
planned
Add text above or below your login form, as well as on the registration page.
Oxana Soullard
and translate!
Will McArthur
in review
Will McArthur
Merged in a post:
Change copy on the registration step - Enter Email Address
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Sarah Fennell-Cooper
The line "Let us know your email address and we'll send a magic link to set up your profile and password" is incredibly misleading.
I'd love to see something along the lines of, "Let us know your email address and you'll be taken to the payment page to complete enrollment" (or something along those lines).
We had lots of abandonments due to people checking their email for the magic link to enroll.
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Matt Erickson
I would love to at least have a hyperlink capability to my logo, so I could direct anyone coming straight to my main site, but not knowing about it, to go learn elsewhere about it.
Preferably, I could have ONE domain name, with some free page access, before login to membership area (where the free/public access could explain about it).
Melanie Heiss
Yessss - i cater german speaking people, so it should be obvious that we can also change the language on the login page, not only in specific parts in the hub.
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Roberta Ryan
I too would like to customize the Registration & Login pages.
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Suzie Williams
Roberta Ryan: Yes so would I - there needs to be a place to attach legal waivers etc, so the clients are fully aware of what they are agreeing to before signing. Otherwise it isn't really a legal agreement that would stand up in court.
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